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SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS April/May 2020 113 EXPLORER MAP | Southern Highlands THIRLMERE STANWELL TOPS TAHMOOR Blue Mountains WILTON National Park M31 Nattai Lake Cataract National Park BARGO To ydy To Wom ves BULLI Lake Nepean Jellore HILL TOP Joadja Nature HIGH RANGE State Forest Lake Cordeaux Reserve W YERRINBOOL o m b ey a 3 n C 4 a 17 v COLO VALE e s R d 2 WILLOW VALE Lake Avon 5 d R th JOADJA u o Joadja R S d 6 7 d 1 l WELBY O Wonng y C Hw e n e tenn m ia 18 u l H Rd Mang ld O Oxleys Hill Rd d PORT KEMBLA Be im R k K wrr ang a Pa lo BURRADOO ge on id R r d E B d e R Bellanglo r e r l i a Lake Illawarra m V State Forest G a s o R s l o d d d e R South Pacific Ocean n M h V s 16 a a le w CANYONLEIGH p R d I e 15 Molla e warr h Wingecarribee a Highw S ay Reservoir SUTTON FOREST N Rd y ow h w ra ig Illawarra H R e 8 d Canyo nl 10 SHELLHARBOUR AVOCA Rerto Sallys Corner Rd 14 12 BURRAWANG EXETER Minnamurra Rainforest 11 Fitzroy Falls M31 9 Reservoir JAMBEROO 13 undn FITZROY FALLS To bur PENROSE Budderoo National Park KIAMA & Barrengarry WINGELLO Nature Reserve Morton National Park TALLONG Wingello KANGAROO State Forest VALLEY GERRINGONG GERROA BERRY SOUTHERN BOMADERRY | Explorer N © 2019 Base information supplied with permission of the Spatial HIGHLANDS Sevices NSW, 346 Panorama Ave, Bathurst NSW Australia 2795 https://six.nsw.gov.au. Whilst every effort has been taken, Highlife Publishing accepts no responsibility for any incident Map arising from any inaccuracy. Follow our Drinks Trail 1. Eden Brewery 5. Joadja Distillery Fri & Sat 12-10pm, Sun 12. Sallys Corner Wines Sutton Forest. Open 7 days 1/19 Cavendish St, Mittagong. 1760 Joadja Rd Joadja. 12pm-7pm. 4899 7100 257 Sallys Corner Rd, Exeter 10.30am-4.30pm. 4858 1788 Open Wed-Sun 12pm-8pm. Open for private group tours Open Sat-Sun & P. Hols 9. Mount Ashby Estate 16. Cherry Tree Hill Wines 4855 2696 & bookings. 4878 5129 10.30am-4.30pm. 4883 4999 128 Nowra Rd, Moss Vale. 12324 Hume Hwy, Sutton 2. Artemis Wine 6. Bendooley Estate Open Thurs-Sun & public 13. Cuttaway Hill Wines Forrest. Open 7 days. 46 Sir Charles Moses Ln, Cellar Door 3020 Old Hume hols. 11am-5pm. 4869 4792 212 Sally’s Corner Rd, Exeter Thurs-Mon 10am-5pm. Mittagong. Wed-Sun Hwy, Berrima. Open 7 days Open Fri-Sun 10:30am - 4:30pm Tues & Wed 12pm-4pm 10. Southern Highlands Wines from 10am. 0498 842 654 10am-5pm. 4877 2235 or by appointment. Cnr Oldbury Rd & Illawarra Hwy, 17. Tractorless Urban Winery 0409 902 982 3. Tertini Wines 7. Centennial Vineyards Sutton Forest. & Brewery Lot 5 Kells Creek Rd, Mittagong. 252 Centennial Rd, Bowral Open 7 days 10am-5pm. 14. Sutton Forest Estate Wines 3/11 Pikkat Drive, Braemar Open 7 days Open 7 days 10am-5pm. 4868 2300 21 Black Horse Ln, Sutton Open 10:30am - 4:30pm. 10am-5pm. 4878 5213 4861 8722 Forest. Open Fri-Sun & P. Hols Thurs-Mon. 04022179077 11. St Maur Southern 10am-5pm. 4878 9278 4. Joadja Estate 8. Southern Highlands Highlands Estate 18. Peppergreen Estate 110 Joadja Road, Berrima. Brewing Company Kitchen Old Argyle Rd, Exeter. 15. Eling Forest Winery 13 Marketplace, Berrima. Weekends 10am-5pm. Thurs, & Taphouse 490 Argyle Street, Open Thurs-Mon 10.30am & Cellar Door Open Thurs to Mon until 5pm Fri & Mon 12-5pm. 4878 5236 Moss Vale. Thurs 5.30pm-10pm, -4.30pm. 4883 4401 12587 Hume Hwy, 115 STAY | Watershed A Watershed Moment Escape Southern Highlands I’m all for that old adage try before you buy but it sort Designed around an old machinery shed, the main stays at a designer shed and of defeats the purpose when staying somewhere for the external structure is Colorbond. Inside is corrugated tin discovers magic at the bottom first time. bought second hand from a knocked down shed. “Gives Which is why I am happy the owners of Watershed, a it a great patina,” explains the Mum. of the garden. chic shed conversion on the outskirts of Robertson, have Inside is open plan with a stylish living area, wood done the hard yards. This local family (mum, dad, three burning stove, designer kitchen and luxury bathroom WORDS ALEX SPEED teenage kids, two poodles, pet sheep and alpacas) spent with huge shower. The concrete floor is right on designer IMAGES & COVER their school holidays here for more than a decade before spec with loads of rugs and floor to ceiling windows ABBIE MELLE relocating permanently in 2014 from inner city Sydney. looking out into the garden. The decor is cosy chintz with “We spent many long weekends and weeks here in standing lamps, armchairs and a comfy lounge to sink holiday rentals and Airbnbs from cottages on the Gib into. There are throw rugs on every chair. Robertson to Wildes Meadow to Moss Vale,” the Dad told me some can get cold. years back. Upstairs there is a charming mezzanine sleeping area. It “From the outset, though, we felt there was a particular has a slanting roof, sky windows and twinkling fairy lights kind of beauty to Robertson. It feels like the far-flung part that give the feel of camping out in a luxurious shearing of the Highlands, like it’s just that more in the country.” shed. There is a queen bed with two singles under the It’s early autumn and as we turn off the Illawarra Highway, eaves. All are scrumptiously made with cosy duvets and it indeed feels like we are off the beaten track. Draped sheepskin rugs. Watershed sleeps five, even six. A sofa by towering radiata pines, the driveway sweeps around in the corner can be made up into another single and the family’s 1884 farmhouse and past an enormous downstairs the lounge converts into a double sofa bed. trampoline and treehouse with zipline. My eight year This is welcoming, easy accommodation, perfect for a old son and companion for the night shouts in delight. weekend or week stay. Thoughtful and kind hearts are On trend in its matt black finish, Watershed sits at the also evident, illustrated by the opening sentence in the bottom of the garden, magic against green paddocks. all-important information folder. A readied firepit in the courtyard is surrounded by “We want you to enjoy your break,” our hosts have balloon-back chairs. I make a mental note to mention written. “Please let us know if there is anything missing it to my city girlfriends. What a perfect spot to spend a or you need help with anything.” night catching up. Outside there is also a large outdoor No need. They have thought of it all. The kitchen with its table and chairs for al fresco dining. Watershed stands on gas range, wall oven and stocked cupboards is expertly land that was once part of a 120 hectare dairy farm. The kitted out. In the fridge there is fresh milk from Tilba Dairy, original weatherboard homestead was built by a former Lurpak butter and jams. On the stone benchtop, a coffee surveyor general for the Berrima District. But there is machine and a sourdough loaf awaits for our breakfast. nothing historical about this groovy little pad. There are bowls of freshly laid eggs and Granny Smith 116 Southern Highlands apples and a white jug of bright yellow daisies. There is even a carafe of port for cold nights. The wood burner is set (thus the designer woodpile outside) and there are bathrobes in the bathroom, and jumpers for nights around the firepit. “Mum, we could move in here,” my son says eagerly, before running outside to play with Chester, one of family’s friendly poodles who has come to say hello. Dogs are welcome; there is secure fencing all around Watershed. It’s dinner time so we decamp for the nearby Roberston Public House & Restaurant. Here we talk Pokémon over rump steak for me (Wednesdays are $15 steak nights with salad and chips) and chicken schnitzel for my son. Kids eat for $5 Tuesdays and Wednesdays. We head back to Watershed and snuggle up on the downstairs settee. Bedtime stories consist of my son delightedly reading more from the information folder. This time about recalcitrant uninvited guests. “We occasionally get frogs and we’re pretty sure they arrive up through the toilet. If you find one and if this freaks you out, call us and we’ll come catch it. Otherwise, just get a plastic container, catch it and throw it out on the grass. There is a wombat who regularly visits the attached woodshed and he can make bumps in the night. There are also lots of rabbits around in the morning and at dusk.” We are early to bed, and fall asleep listening to the winds pick up and the occasional soft rattle of the roof. We wake early to country sounds, and within minutes, my son is off outside. “Back soon Mum, I’m just going to look for those rabbits.” Watershed – Robertson stayz.com.au *Escape Southern Highlands was a guest of Watershed 117 Amarok V6 Highline 580 Black. The most powerful ute in its class. Your Volkswagen Partner Moss Vale Volkswagen 543-551 Argyle Street, Moss Vale NSW 2577 MD20143 (02) 4858 1225 www.mossvalevolkswagen.com.au MVVW_Amarok_240x320mm_MAR20.indd 1 12/3/20 11:56 am 119 EAT & DRINK | Moonacres School New moon rises on HIGHLANDS FOODIE SCHOOL Moonacres School is the latest offering in award winning farmer Phil Lavers’ ongoing food vision to share his sustainable production and soil philosophy with fellow foodies.
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